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leg of lamb done in slow cooker....never done it before any tips??

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simpson · 17/11/2010 16:34

Hi

I have bought a half a leg of lamb today which I am going to cook on saturday using the slow cooker.

I was going to do it on a bed of carrots, leeks & onion and do some roast spuds in the oven when the lamb is almost done

But just wondering if I need to brown it first and do I need to trim the fat off??

Also do I need to put any stock in? Normally when I do a whole chicken I just bung a stock cube in but no liquid iyswim.

Thanks Smile

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SylvanianFamily · 17/11/2010 16:39

Better is you give it a good searing first.

You might have a problem with the veggies over cooking if theyr,e all on the bottom.

I,ve had better result with things wrapped around the lamb ( like a cross between a roast and a casserole)

LIZS · 17/11/2010 16:44

I would brown it off and put it on a trivet or rolled up tinfoil, to allow juices to drain , minimal amount of liquid but you will need enough to cover the veg if you put them in the bottom.

simpson · 17/11/2010 16:46

Do you think I would be better to start the meat first then add the veg later?

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CarGirl · 17/11/2010 16:47

I think I browned mine in the wok and then just slow cooked it all day with some rosemary.

WAs a huge joint, tasted yummy

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